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SECTION 2
INSTALLATION
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2.4.1 SET CAN SENSOR-TO-GUN NUMBER OF INDEXES
The HSL-SM8 package supports between 0 and 3 indexes between
the location of the can body sensor and the spray gun. If the Can
Body sensor is located at the same station as the spray gun, the index
would be set to zero. If the spray gun was located at the next station
following the Can Body sensor, the index would be set to 1, and so
on. See section 3.8.3 for details on setting the number of indexes.
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2.4.2 SET GUN LIFE EXPECTANCY
Based on the number of cycles rating of the spray guns used, set the
gun life expectancy limit for each gun (see section 3.8.1). If the
number of spray cycles the gun has actually fired exceeds this limit,
the "Gun Life Expectancy Exceeded" alarm will be displayed. This
indicates the gun has exceeded it's rated life and should be replaced.
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2.4.3 SET “ON” DELAY AND “SPRAY” DURATION TIMES
Set the desired approximate "on" delay time and "spray" duration
time for each gun (see section 3.4). These will be adjusted once the
machine is running to the desired film weight but some number must
be entered to start with.
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2.4.4 MANUALLY TEST EACH GUN
Using the "MAN SPRAY" key on the M4500 keypad or the manual
spray push-buttons, manually fire each gun, one at a time, with the
machine stopped. This is done to verify that the solenoids were wired
correctly and that the gun itself is working properly. In this mode,
pressing the "MAN SPRAY" key will fire the gun selected in the
"MACH:" and "GUN:" field of the display for the time entered in the
"SPRAY TIME" field for that gun. To check each gun, press the
"NEXT GUN" key on the M4500 keypad to select the next gun and
press the "MAN SPRAY" key to fire that gun.
HSL-SM8 User’s Manual
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